
Being the largest town in the French Riviera, the beautiful city of Nice is a popular tourist destination. Find out more about Nice and see our interactive map with the most famous tourist attractions.
No matter if you are looking for sunshine and gorgeous beaches or art, culture and history, Nice is a great choice. This gem in the southern parts of France attracts tourists from all parts of the world and has something to experience for all flavors. Here you can find everything from unique architecture and impressive buildings to shopping and botanical gardens.
If you need help navigating through Nice and the city’s most famous tourist attractions we recommend that you take a look at our interactive map found at the top of the page. Here you can see the location of each attraction, and by clicking on one of them you can also learn a little more about this specific option. Additionally we provide a free PDF map which you can download and print to bring on your visit to Nice.
The different districts of Nice provide a large variety of experiences and things to see, making sure there is something for all likings. When it comes to tourist attractions, there are some districts that are prominent. One of the most popular parts of Nice to visit, where you also find many tourist sites, is the Old Town. This historic part of the city offers impressive architecture together with lots of restaurants and boutiques. Some of the tourist attractions found in Nice Old Town are museum Palais Lascaris and the Sainte Reparate Cathedral.
Another part of Nice that can be well worth a visit is the Carabacel district. This is where you can experience both decorative buildings and lots of shopping at the main shopping street in the city. And of course you don’t want to miss the famous seafront promenade called Promenade des Anglais, which is probably one of the most famous parts of Nice.
Nice is a fairly compact city making it very possible for you to experience the town by foot. There are even some areas that are exclusive for pedestrians and there is a lot to see on the way no matter which part of the city you want to visit.
If you prefer to go by public transport, choosing the tram in Nice is also a convenient option. The electric trams are both fast and cheap, and gives you easy access to the majority of the top tourist attractions in the central parts of town. To experience the outskirts of Nice there is also a well-planned bus network. Good to know is that you can use the same type of ticket on both the tram and the bus.
Promenade des Anglais is the most important attraction in the city
Old Town historic district and its streets
Place Massena is a beautiful 19th century square
Garibaldi Square is one of the most beautiful squares in Nice
St Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral Orthodox Church in Nice
Parc Phoenix botanical garden with zoo
Old open-air market: fresh cut flowers, local food and other goods
Avenue Jean Médecin is the main shopping street in Nice
A park with a variety of trees and other plants, fountains, and a children's playground
Sainte Reparate Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral, the seat of the Diocese of Nice
The Villa Masséna, a masterpiece of Belle Époque architecture, invites you on a journey to the heart of the history and art of Nice
Place Rossetti is one of the most essential and picturesque squares in Nice
Castel is a public beach
In the extension of the Cimiez Monastery, this vast garden of 9,550 m²
The Palais Lascaris is one of the most beautiful museums in Nice
Monastery of the 9th century
Located on the city's main artery, Nicetoile brings together 100 shops and restaurants
Museum of Asian Art with Tea Ceremony Hall
Quai des Etats Unis is a road section between Promenade des Anglais and Quai de Rauba Capeu
Place Saint-Francois is named after the 13th century Franciscan convent that once stood here
Gare du Sud is a food court in the Libération quarter
Place Ile de Beaute is where the Church of Notre Dame du Port of Nice is located, parts of it have been declared a historical monument
A 16th century military fortress in a park on top of a hill overlooking the sea
The Chapel of Mercy, called Chapelle de la Misericorde in French, is located in Vieux Nice, and it was declared a national monument in 1921
Situated in the picturesque Old Port area, Église Notre-Dame du Port, also known as the Church of the Immaculate Conception
Attractions and Landmarks in Nice